But now they are saying not today and it was slated for the 11th which is the weekend so why would they just open government offices on their day off to make a quick decision on something people have been waiting for nearly 3 years to get approved? Are they just shoving it behind the counter top again and just seeing it as a joke in the real numbers/money game that they all are playing at?
Everybody else who gives a care for it's outcome are saying it will be decided by Monday at the very latest.
Forget Monday. No decision by end of 11th March it passes by default. |
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ETH is an amazing tech and worth a punt at these gud current prices. I don't go anywhere without my ETH.
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Thanks for the answers. So, I understand that despite the fact that 90% were positive about proceeding with the fork, you yourself, preferred to stick with ETH, and not follow the new blockchain. Do I understand it right? As about my 3rd question: c) Which currency is more popular? having the mainstream? I meant, which one between the two: ETH vs ETC and yet a new question: d) Do you need a different desktop wallet for each coin? (ETH/ETC) ETC is the original chain. Code is law and the hacker should be able to keep the coins due to shotty coding & checking by the ethereum project. ETH is just a shit fork of the immutable ETC chain. Regardless, both have no real usage or utility right now. It is purely just speculation and pump and dumps. If you have to choose though, stick with ETC. 100% FUD. ETC is the criminal chain and is so cheap because no one develops on it. ETH is the original ethereum chain and is cheap at these prices conisdering the amount of development and investment going into the chain. People ALWAYS choose ETH over the ETC criminal coin. |
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Ethereum price now is more than 10$, eth is a good alt coin but lost its trust when it got forked but the potential of this coin to grow still really big, so many gambling site already implemented eth as curency, so the future of eth still unknown
right. But it s absolutely overpriced atm Nope. Maybe for you personally however in the future we will look back and remember the days you cud pick up cheap ETH for only $20. Just like BTC. |
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ETH is a gud investment for all hodlers. The future is ETH not BTC. And don't even consider the ETC criminal coin.
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ETH is a gud coin and a great buy at this price.
ETC criminal coin is a bad coin and a terrible buy at any price.
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Basically ETC is referred to as the Criminal Coin around here because it was developed solely for the purpose of funding criminal activities. As others have pointed out in this thread you are best to stay away from the ETC Criminal Coin. If you want to invest in a Coin with big backing and potential then buy ETH.
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One somewhat minor misconception I think many have regarding the approval denial process is that a decision will be made ON March, 11. There is no meeting on March 11 where this issue will be decided. The SEC has UP TO March 11 to make a decision however that decision could be made at any time until that date.
Erm well that has been pretty clear to anyone following the ruling. Certainly doesn't require you nor anyone else pointing it out in a Bitcoin fora. Ffs |
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I've been to Malta a number of times over the last few years and have seen zero signs of Bitcoin usage.
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Too bad there are actors who are unknowingly destroying it from the inside out via politics and greed. Electronic contracts are surely the next step. Are there any plans for enabling Bitcoin scripting in the roadmap?
The Bitcoin roadmap doesn't even include block size scaling which it desperately needs. |
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ATH of wallets too I'd imagine. And market capitalisation. |
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Yes it's true but the ETC CRIMINAL COIN supporters don't want you to know the true. Anyone hodling a bag of this shite deserves to be fleeced by the criminals.
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Does anyone know whether or not Martin Lewis of Moneysavingexpert.com has an official position regarding Bitcoin? If someone can point him towards this thread so we can get a direct statement from Martin I think it would be quite interesting for all members who frequent here, and his website. After all each day that goes by we hear of further savings accounts interest rate cuts I believe the common layman will look towards Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies as they look to be their own banker. Martin if you reads this then please feel free to reply. For context: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4201554/National-Savings-rate-cut.html |
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Guys why won't my miner connect to eu1-etc.ethermine.org:4444?? Miner always shows reconnecting,I am using Claymore 7.4 miner to mine
"ETC only"
ETC Criminal Coin  Corrected for you. |
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ETH has the backing of the big banks and Microsoft. Just to name a few. Definitely worth bagging a few while it's still cheap.
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Now that everyone knows and understands it's tech there is less to discuss or help others with. But that will change when we realease Metropolis.
I actually don't think there are many people who understand Ethereum's tech, let alone what smart contracts are or how to even use its wallets. Many of the ETH threads I've seen here were about issues with non syncing wallets and such. Less threads about Ethereum on Bitcointalk are probably indicating that the level of interest has dropped (here at least, for now)? I suppose if the price rises more discussions pop up again... Never had an issue with wallet syncing nor anyone amongst my circle of friends and families. Doesn't stop haters starting threads spreading their vile spoetfud though. Not everything posted on here is gospel truth. |
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ETH is doing just fine thank you very much. Last year there were a lot of threads because it was a new tech and a lot of users and traders needed help in learning all about the technology underpinning it. Now that everyone knows and understands it's tech there is less to discuss or help others with. But that will change when we realease Metropolis.
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I checked both their forums and both are very inactive compared to other alternate communities.
I read some interesting messages about how they weren't willing to spend $150,000 for a mobile app. Doesn't make any sense when they have probably accumulated more than $10 million from investors since 2006 - where does the money all go, except for the obvious ("bonuses" for the executives?).
Also I noticed on their official developer forum, it seems the last updates were from October 2016. It seems there was a recent announcement in January 2017 but it was just saying they were workign with Glasgow University and trying to hire 12 developers but only found 2 candidates so far.
Is this really acceptable for something which started back in 2006 and entered crypto in 2014? They seem to be taking this at an extremely leisurely pace and why didn't they hire the sufficient developers years ago? It seems to be a mismanaged project but being around since 2006 with nothing to show for it was already indication of that.
Weekly updates: https://safenetforum.org/c/development/updateseven with all the updates, i think they are not the right dev for this project. its been years already and nothing ever has been seen online that's visible to the outside world. they're lucky to have investors that don't shout scam or have they shut them down already and banned them even here? Rome wasn't built in a day. Have you any slight comprehension of what they are attempting to build?!? |
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To all you fucktards criticising SegWit and LN so why don't you come up and propose alternative solutions to Bitcoins problems? Because it has serious problems on the horizon. Not least because of fucktards like yourselves sitting behind your keyboards moaning. Oh yeah I forgot, you're all thick as mince.
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